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Observador reports two people were shot in the Casal da Boba area of Amadora; details on motive and injuries are limited in initial coverage. Police activity and investigations are expected as authorities piece together the incident; residents in the area should expect an increased security presence and follow local updates. Those living nearby should avoid the scene and monitor local media for official information.

Portuguese PJ police have arrested four men in the Lisbon metropolitan area as part of an operation dubbed “Harry Potter”, targeting the illegal trafficking and use of banned substances and The post ‘Harry Potter’ operation leads to four arrests in doping probe appeared first on Portugal Resident.

A 69-year-old man was arrested by the Polícia Judiciária (Judicial Police) in the Cova da Moura neighbourhood after being reported by one of his daughters.

Authorities continue to carry out inquiries

The suspect is a 26-year-old man who has now been arrested by the Porto Judicial Police.

A 32-year-old man was presented at an initial hearing and was ordered to remain at his residence and forbidden from visiting neighbourhoods associated with drug trafficking.

The suspects entered the residence where, in addition to the 86-year-old woman, one of her employees was present, and stole cash and goods valued at thousands of euros.

A 25-year-old was remanded in custody.

If the body is not claimed within 45 days after being released by the PJ, the burial may be carried out in absentia.

The suspect did not surrender after the sentence became final and unappealable.

The victim was able to defend themself with the help of a third person and prevented the robbery until the GNR arrived; the force had been alerted via 112.

The GNR intervened to halt a recent spate of violent robberies affecting Albufeira and Monte Gordo. In Albufeira a youth gang targeted people in busy nightlife areas, while in Monte Gordo a young man carried out particularly aggressive attacks using an axe and a makeshift bludgeon. The incidents highlight growing concerns about public safety in tourist-oriented night-time districts and underline the need for targeted policing, prevention measures and community awareness to protect residents and visitors.

André Inácio, a former PJ (Judiciary Police) inspector, says the autopsy will be the decisive proof in the DJ's death.

After stealing other people's suitcases at Lisbon airport, Miguel Arruda spread the clothes and other items, such as perfumes, out on the bed and sent photographs of everything to his wife.

Hooded men forced open the door of an establishment in Damaia and stole money and drinks.

The suspect was intercepted with several items he had stolen moments earlier.

A Portuguese man planned the attacks over three years.

Vehicles were set alight in the Poceirão area. The attackers are on the run.

The victim was with friends in Talaíde when the shot was fired. The Judiciary Police (PJ) is investigating.

Vehicles were set alight in the Poceirão area. The attackers are on the run.

The passport of a Brazilian woman who was the victim of a widely publicised crime in 2010 has been discovered in Lisbon.

The victim sustained serious injuries. The assaults took place in a public place.

A young person was detained on suspicion of attempted homicide during New Year’s Eve celebrations in Lisbon.

Despite images circulated on social media, authorities have no record of any report or complaint related to gunfire in the area on New Year's Eve.

The GNR caught four men red-handed near the Penajóia neighbourhood in Almada. Motorists were put at risk.
